1. You don't need to commit widespread election fraud to throw an election if you can predict where a small fraud will matter.
2. Not all election fraud is a miscount of ballots. Throwing out minorities' registrations is also election fraud, and you can't fight that with more-reliable ballots.
3. The best solution might not be a technology solution. Paper ballots make it hard to scale fraud. But that's not enough, since fraud doesn't always need to scale.
4. Early voting and absentee voting need to be taken into considerations and are a growing part of voting in the US.
5. If software systems are used in voting, tallying, or anything connected to election results, the systems should be open to inspection and to pen testing.
1. You don't need to commit widespread election fraud to throw an election if you can predict where a small fraud will matter.
2. Not all election fraud is a miscount of ballots. Throwing out minorities' registrations is also election fraud, and you can't fight that with more-reliable ballots.
3. The best solution might not be a technology solution. Paper ballots make it hard to scale fraud. But that's not enough, since fraud doesn't always need to scale.
4. Early voting and absentee voting need to be taken into considerations and are a growing part of voting in the US.
5. If software systems are used in voting, tallying, or anything connected to election results, the systems should be open to inspection and to pen testing.